(A) Operating permits shall be valid for a period of one year from the effective, date of the permit.
(B) An operating permit may be issued for less than a year if the Health Officer determines it is appropriate.
(C) A permit may be temporarily suspended by the County Health Officer upon violation by the holder of any part of the terms of this subchapter, or revoked after a reasonable opportunity for a hearing by the Health Officer upon serious repeated violations.
(D) A permit shall be required for each refuse disposal and/or processing facility. If a site contains more than one type of refuse disposal and/or processing facility, then a separate permit will be required for each facility. A separate permit shall also be required for the disposal of special and/or hazardous wastes. Each special and/or hazardous waste disposed of must have approval letters as required in § 50.03(O).
(E) No permit signed by the County Health Officer shall be valid until countersigned by the Treasurer of the county. The County Treasurer shall countersign a properly signed permit or license upon the payment to the Treasurer of the county of a permit fee in the amount of $50,000 for a refuse disposal facility. All monies or fees collected under the terms of this subchapter shall revert to the General Fund of the county. Permit fees may be paid on a prorated basis if the permit is valid for less than a year.
(F) No fee shall be charged for any state, county or municipally owned and operated public garbage and rubbish disposal site in the county; provided, nevertheless, the County Health Officer shall have full jurisdiction and control over the policing of such, within the terms of this subchapter.
(Ord. 1992-9-8, passed 9-8-1992)